Felix of Como was a 4th-century Catholic bishop who served as the first leader of the diocese in Como. Born around 350, he was a close associate of Ambrose, who recognized his dedication to missionary work. After being ordained as a priest in 379, Felix was elevated to the position of bishop in 386. He remained in this role until his death in 391, during which time he participated in the consecration of a church in Lodi.
Life and ministry
During his religious career, Felix was known for his active missionary efforts. He maintained a significant friendship with Ambrose, who supported his spiritual duties. In addition to his leadership in Como, he assisted Bassianus of Lodi by consecrating a new church dedicated to the Apostles, an event attended by Ambrose.
Veneration
The Catholic Church honors Felix as a saint and remembers him as a devoted pastor of souls. His liturgical commemoration occurs annually on October 8, marking the date of his death in 391.